Getting Started with Angular 4 and TypeScript Slides: 1- What is TypeScript. 2- TypeScript Content 3- Why TypeScript 4- TypeScript Interfaces 5- TypeScript Decorators 6- TypeScript Import and Export 7- What is Angular JS 8- Angular Architecture Overview 9- Anatomy of an Angular Application 10- Setting up an Angular Application 11- Angular CLI 12- Running your application 13- Modules 14- Components 15- Templates 16- Metadata 17- Data binding 18- Pipes 19- Services and Service Creation

1. Getting Started with
Angular 4 and
TypeScript
INTRODUCTION BY AHMED LOTFY EL-KADY
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2. What is TypeScript ?
TypeScript is a typed superset of
JavaScript that compiles to plain
JavaScript.
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3. TypeScript Content
Why TypeScript ?
Interfaces
Classes
Decorators
Import and Export
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4. Why TypeScript ?
•TypeScript Has Great Tools
•TypeScript is a Superset of JavaScript
•TypeScript Makes Abstractions Explicit
•TypeScript Makes Code Easier to Read and Understand
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5. TypeScript Interfaces
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6. TypeScript Decorators
Like attributes in C#
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7. Import and Export
Like using statements in C#
import statements allow us to reference code from other TypeScript files
export simply means public
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8. What is Angular JS ?
A JavaScript framework For
building client-side applications
Using HTML, CSS and JavaScript
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9. Angular Architecture Overview
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10. Anatomy of an Angular Application
Application Component Component Component
Services
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11. Setting up an Angular Application
1. Install NodeJS And NPM
2. Create an application folder
3. Create the tsconfig.json file
4. Create the package.json file
5. Create the typings.json file
6. Install the libraries and typings
7. Create the host Web page (index.html)
8. Create the main.ts file (bootstrapper)
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12. Angular CLI
1. npm install -g @angular/cli
2. ng new PROJECT_NAME
3. cd PROJECT_NAME
4. ng serve
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13. Running your application
Import your root NgModule
Bootstrap it!
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14. Modules
Angular apps are modular and Angular has its own modularity system called Angular modules or
NgModules.
Every Angular app has at least one Angular module class, the root module, conventionally
named AppModule
Angular ships as a collection of JavaScript modules. You can think of them as library modules.
Each Angular library name begins with the @angular prefix
You install them with the npm package manager and import parts of them with JavaScript
Import statements.
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15. Components
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Component Template
Class
Properties
Methods
Metadata

16. Components
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17. Templates
You define a component's view with its companion template. A template is a form of HTML that
tells Angular how to render the component.
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18. Metadata
Metadata tells Angular how to process a class.
In TypeScript, you attach metadata by using a decorator.
The template, metadata, and component together describe a view.
The metadata in the @Component tells Angular where to get the major building blocks you
specify for the component.
Apply other metadata decorators in a similar fashion to guide Angular behavior. @Injectable,
@Input and @Output are a few of the more popular decorators.
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19. Data binding
Angular supports data binding, a mechanism
for coordinating parts of a template with parts
of a component. Add binding markup to the
template HTML to tell Angular how to connect
both sides.
There are four forms of data binding syntax.
Each form has a direction — to the DOM, from
the DOM, or in both directions.
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20. Pipes
Pipes are used in the templates to improve the user experience by transforming
values for display.
Example:
{{ price | currency:'USD':true }}
It displays a price of 42.33 as $42.33
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21. Services
Services are best used to create, read, update and delete data
Enforces separation of concerns
Think of it like this: you don’t want your database in your view!
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22. Service Creation
Step 1 – Make class with data
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23. Service Creation
Step 2 – Import @Injectable and decorate
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24. Service Creation
Steps 3 and 4 – Import and register
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25. Service Creation
Step 5 – Add as property and to constructor
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26. Thank You!
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